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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1935
Page
11
Voters consider a new automatic fire claim system and related city expenses. The measure appears linked to Levy decisions and funding debates impacting residents, with several unnamed officials and citizens anticipated to participate in the vote and consider implications for the city budget.
A child fell into an unguarded cistern in Lorain County, sparking renewed warnings about cistern safety. The article stresses securing open cisterns and guarding wells to prevent further tragedies and urges authorities to act to reduce the risk to children.
Orchids to the great football elevens at Notre Dame and Ohio State in a storied classic. The game featured star players like Steve Mill and the Four Horsemen lineage, with Notre Dame’s brave comeback and a two touchdown Ohio lead, ending in lasting memories of college football at its best.
A fragmented history item notes births and deaths linked to New York, India, and Canada. It mentions a 1933 death in New York, a 1938 political event involving a Texas governor, and lists several figures including Sewell Lee Ayers from Montgomery Ward, and Gena Branscorbe, a composer associated with American Women’s League, with dates and places obscured by OCR.
The fragment mentions Dr Charles L Reese from Wilmington born in Baltimore 73 years ago and Dr Perrin T Watson from Cambridge Massachusetts born in Middletown Connecticut 47 years ago. It also oddly notes Thomas G W settle balloonist born in Washington DC 40 years ago and James E Fraser from New York a sculptor born in Winona Minnesota 598 years ago, followed by garbled text about societal issues and Spokane collectors.
Reports an accident at an annual rally where Patrolman Hubert Muller, bass drummer with the police band, suffered a head injury and was taken to hospital with a strained back. The piece also includes a political ad urging opposition to bond issues, claiming taxation would rise if approved.
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